Blended Finance for Agriculture: Exploring the Constraints and Possibilities of Combining Financial Instruments for Sustainable Transitions

This article examines the application of blended finance to promote sustainable agriculture, identifying both the constraints and possibilities in combining financial instruments for this purpose. It explores how public and philanthropic capital can effectively de-risk investments and attract private finance into critical areas like agroecology and smallholder farming, which are often overlooked. The paper discusses the need for tailored financial structures, supportive government policies, and robust impact metrics to overcome persistent barriers and successfully scale up investment, ultimately contributing to food security and environmental resilience in line with the SDGs.

Author(s) :

Tanja Havemann, Christine Negra, Fred Werneck

Yes

Get in touch with authors

No ratings yet

Rate this article

Yes

Key topics

Corporate social responsibility, Innovative Finance/ Blended Finance

Also found in

Share

Join Our Newsletter

Explore More Articles

In this age of AI, India’s Women Are Being Left Behind inSTEM and Skilling

‘In Fact’ is a quarterly newsletter by ISDM DataShakti. ISDM DataShakti, powered by Capgemini, is a pioneering single-window SDG data platform that makes SDG data easily accessible to social sector professionals like you, so you can focus on creating change on the ground.
Blog

An Urgent Call for Digital Literacy

‘In Fact’ is a quarterly newsletter by ISDM DataShakti. ISDM DataShakti, powered by Capgemini, is a pioneering single-window SDG data platform that makes SDG data easily accessible to social sector professionals like you, so you can focus on creating change on the ground.
Blog

Why India needs to start washing its hands more

‘In Fact’ is a quarterly newsletter by ISDM DataShakti. ISDM DataShakti, powered by Capgemini, is a pioneering single-window SDG data platform that makes SDG data easily accessible to social sector professionals like you, so you can focus on creating change on the ground.
Blog

Double trouble: Why India urgently needs policies to address the challenges of bothits youth, and elderly population

‘In Fact’ is a quarterly newsletter by ISDM DataSights. ISDM DataSights is a pioneering single-window SDG data platform that democratises data access for the social sector, developed by the Indian School of Development Management (ISDM), and powered by Capgemini.
We use essential and analytics cookies to operate this website and understand how visitors interact with it. As this site also functions as a login identity provider (IDP) for other ISDM portals, some cookies are necessary to enable secure authentication. By continuing to use this site, you consent to our use of cookies.